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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08

Bishop Galloway Presides Attendance
Very Large.

special Dispatch 81 the APPEAL
LitriE Rock, Ark, Dee The Little
Rock conference oi the W. T.. church,
south. convened al o o'clock this morning
At the VI. T.. churh on Eighth and
Center streets, this city, Bishop c.
u. Galloway presiding Rev. J. r.
Moore, of Camden, was elected secretary;
the Rev. VIM. Steele, Of Hot Springs, a..
.isiant SECRETARY. The Hon. T. n. shop
mach, of sabine county was also elected
assistant secretary. Ar llan'n. Of llazen.
was elected statistical SECRETARY.
The rnll call disclosed The iaci that mos,
Of tho members Of conference wcrc pres
cnt. Quite q lnrgc nlmbcrui Law Delegates.
among whom wcrh Some ul the musi proni.
inrnt men In the state, arr boz Attendance.
IIshop Galloway chllcd for report Of
the prrsidiny cldcu IT various districts
The Rev. Horace Jewell Little Rock dis.
irici the Rev G. &. ,'oddcn, Arkadclphia
district. the Rev. J. II. Riryin Washing.
ION district. the Rev. J. J. jenkins, Cam.
dcn district: the Rev. ]. g. Wan, Pine
Rlun district: the Row. n. II.
McKonunn. Monticello district. reported
ibcir r,spcriiyc district, in a
nrosnrr,u. condition. MANY new rhnr,hc.
have h,en buli duung lhr war and old
onps r.raird rru@pfpu. rNi,al- have
been Ind In III the iisircit and hundred,
hn,c brcn converted AMI lidcd 10 The
church
The session promises to lra very inter
csling one.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08

TnE indicted buclnt-shop keepers of Chi
cago deserve some sympathy. That city has
been built by men Of that class, and II is
that a grand jury OF citizens, suf-
fcicntly ungrateful, could have been found
to indict them. The spasm of public virtue
which has resulted in their indictment comes
very late in the day. Chicago is kicking
away the ladder upon which she has risen to
dignity.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08

OF course, this means hard
work, conscientious study and high
grade OF intelligence, aswcll as Of sustained
and almost aggressive energy. But it
will well repay the students in an ex-
pansion of knowledge and strength in
technical skill that viii In after life COM
pensate for the devotion and time ncces-
sary to il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08

Mn Aupiorn, editor 81 the National
nhci E',topris, the State organ Of the
Arkansas Wheel, says that organization
will not put ticket In the field next year,
because Il is strong enough TO control the
Democratic primaries and dictate the nom.
inccs In the state Convention. It Is a
wheel within q wheel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08

TnE American shipping League Is tobe
IN session in Washington from the 10th to
the 18th OF January, inclusive. A number
Of distinguished gentlemen have been In.
yIicd to speak ON topics pertinent TO the
purpose OF the organization, which il the
establishment Of American supremacy
In the carrying trade Of the world.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08

Tu London Nciu ASKS In shame and
anger what manner Of law Il must be that
converts such men A. Mr. sullivan into
What law Is Il that makes
the chief magistrate Of the metropolis Of
Ireland, a digniGed and law.abiding citi.
zcn a criminal, and merely because he OK.
crciscs the right Of free speech and the free.
dom Of the prcss'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08

"JAcoD SHARP is rapidly mending," says
New York paper. 1t is remarkable what
effect the action of the courts has upon this
rich criminals physical health. When il is
against him he proceeds to languish at
deaths door; when It goes his way he con-
valosces with amazing celebrity. He seems
to be q kind Of job Trottcr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08

THF Birmingham Age says IL is for protec-
ton first, last and all the time, despite Presi-
dent Cleyeland's position. Are we to expect
that the Age will support John Sherman, II he
be nominated by the Republicans Mr. Sher-
man is the leader of the protectionists. He
also has tender regard for the bloody shirt,
with all that that implies.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08

Tur London Poa publishes a cock and.
bull story Of PaneIlite plot TO procure
the murder Of lord harrington while he
was In Ireland. II details the various
phases OF the plot with particularly, but
We doubt II there is anybody who believes
the story outside Of English administration
.f.al..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08

TIM orderly and peaceful manner in
which the election Of Camot WIS accom-.
plishcd Is accepted In Europe, as well as In
this country, IA an assurance Of the siabil.
ily Of the French Republic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08

IT is TO be hoped that the new Postmaster
General will begin his career by oyerhauling
the postoiiice business Of the South. Men
have had statues erected to their memory
for doing less service to their fellow men.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08

EvEuYuoDY In Paris, as arc the lead.
ing people Of Europe generally, Is salts
fled with President Cannot and predict not
great things but that his life is to be one
devoted to the peace and prosperity Of his
.ou,tr,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08

" every property holder in Memphis were
TO appoint himself committee of one TO
improve his sidewalk, according to the stat
utes in such case made and provided, he
would have better chance of enjoying the
streets of the New Jerusalem, for he would
have the prayers OF all good pedestrians.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08
THE WEATHER.
Indications.

wAAfSoroS. Dco. AL a. m.-fuf Mississippi
Rain followed by slightly cooler Clcaiiug weather.
light N ir'sh variable Winds
for Arksn.ay Warmer. lair weather. light 10
fr-h variable winds booming southcrly.
fot Tennessee and Kentucky Warmer. with
rain: ioll"w~i 10 the wesiem portion by clearing
weather light N variable winds
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08

A. thc present mic VI ad,hnrmcnt We shall b.
ahead Of tuaand In volume ~ ppsiuo :, IN III icN.
tie linc' In ten ycsu. We an nov m nost l'nc'
Tar ahead NJ her In the quality and variety 1T plain
guois of r,cp description. Nuthiug nom clearly
rrotr this than the hnilnr % lsrro quhniltIc. "
Nai'ns American spoci,ltrs -dapcf cntion, cotton
nN,lIng cp.ion ianncls. cic tn the lcailng Loo.
d'n aud lhetppol shops. where they have quito
d.'pinc1d lie gooii Of british make - ChafaHoya
Nm0.
And What AN Outrage Il IL upon the pco.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08
THEAPPEAL
FOR
1883.

THE APPEAL Is a Democratic paper.
Rhachcs Democratic doctrines.
hapports Democratic mcn.
IatpJ,orts Democratic measures.
rs influence is dcroiod 10 he moinienonce Of
DE supremacy Of he Democratic pdty-locdl,
Satc and National.
n kpaous no cause, no measure bat that u
justice and right he wR Of l,c n,gori'y.
bhas for JoHyScrcn ycaS fought for hie hi
tsaph Of Democratic principles, and IN dc
future wiR erer BE- IN The hictct Of The fray,
eager, scalo,e, watclGl for lc interests Of all
dc pcopls,
MS fairly entitled 10 NE support Of southern
readers and business men crdycLcre.
his issuod cray day in he ycar. and is re-
plds wih he current mrs Of the day gathered
BY telegraph and cable from all parts Of he
anorid
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08

TINS ARR N can b. found on hie At Lindoli ho.
lei. ~ Laiiis. and T,hh Avenue hotel New York.
Also ct our eastern ofic,, J. X Van DorcB, agent
no. n Tribune building. New York
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08

The vile 81 senator lnglll. }, hand po.
lilical student. despite ihc sr1fys ~ a large
aud grvwinu family. -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08

TnE Nashville mayoralty election resulted
in the success of the regular Democratic
nominee. lie had TO beat a Republican and
an Independent Democrat, and did IT, lie
deserves long and wide blue ribbon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08
Jhs Msmphis appeal
THURSDAY. 81, DECEMBER q. 1887

Nm. zrNo I. HAMS has bcen appointed travelling
representative Of the AFrEAl. aud superintendent
al circulation
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-08
Local Meteorological rr..s Report.

memphis signal once Report
Mlariffs Ituu ugr IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
4 HORsr rUO H0rRS ~ rHE RIrER.

FRIGuITSED BY AZ ELEVATED TRAIN AND PLCNG-
1886 FROM 4 PIER.
A brown horse attached 10 one OF Henry Canheds
condensed milk was left by the driver IN Twenty
eishthsi.. near SiIth-avs. At d IN. yesterday. Az
elevated train frghtcse the horse and when th driver
named schultz. came ont OF house he saw the wagon
disappearing In tho directss OF tho East River Tho
rapid trot 10 Third ave- where he encoun-
tered another elevated railroad lie turned south ward
aud struck a The wages wheels spun along IN
close proximity the elevated railroad pillars and IL
Lacked at svcry block as II there would be sma'hup
there we're wagon. 10 the avenue and II Tie chance
OF colsi,r ps.Ccman tred - head III, cvT-r oil at
Bowery al the horse turned toward the river agAa
Ffth-st Sleepy Germans VINO had left heir beds 20
ct slas. OF before breakfast looked with amaze
near htlng ruu Tho frigHtenei animal Kept rsst
Fort nat-lv the vhoc- struck against tile srinz
piece hard sBoush o hrsk tho harness and tho horse
vent isto tho v2ter alone.
crowd gatnete AZ tho pier I" w2t'h tho morse
svimiulng In The water Roun isnan curry aad Police
men Farrell aud Player ~ the fhrosnth Product got
fnc fa,t 10 aud TO ro him bulgue-d where
there o derrick IL took them nearly two hours
10 .t the 20 aRd with the a-ssanrc OF the cio"
It, that tho horse trembling with tho cold Ito
wAs tzseu 10 = stable. do.cl with whi-key aud giu er
an! hlnkeicd After he got uc effects OF tho wits.
..y Ito " - able TO draw the milk wagon back Il Mr..
Cauus = No. All Sevruth.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
IEREEY CITY.

Tho strike At the wallis Iron Works sti continues Tho
Arm IA determined 10 discharge the nonunion mon In
thor employ the Service OF some OF em ara indsen'A
s and IN ey win close works rather than grant moro
TIE strkers equally nm aud seems prob
able that the works will be shut down.
dpcior Constable Msskrr ye.erdsy charged
with HE family Mrs Edg.y sad that Sill
AGO be Infatuated With Mrs Sarah
Pierce q whom be avsh~d all his money
leaving his four children u sierve The prisoner
.si N, was willing and contribute
thing 10 her support Justice Weed committed iu IN default
Of $500 bail
The locomotive Of an eIpross train the Erie Railway
due In Jersey city ~ 80 yesterday Jumped the TRACK
station The bargags car ana Two
passenger derailsd and some OF the a'scnrei
This locomotive did not stop untl II
onehed to the station aud torn
down q OF wooden rail The damage was triling
The Police d~ternlRea 10 bring Their
force OF staIdss OF the New FORK police
mon Comeitssner Ed ard Donns las presented feso
luons that VIII affect capt2ps sergeants and pstrolinsn
alice which carried ont win bring tho police OF Hudson
County on fun active service ana eDaU9 Chiot AuphJ 10
concentrate his men rapidly IN case Of emergeney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
NEW Am.

The Law and order League In Newark and The town,
the Republican county cket ana
will take action except 10 vote for II at the poll
Tho wife Louis N. Mol, living AT No. % Mulberry
st., was awakened yesterday morning by a hote ia a
lower room, but thought nothing or H. Soon a''T"
she WAS again aroused and man standing ~ Va"
husbands watch and chain In hi' hahd
She screamed and her husband starting up seized ms re-
volyer The thief ncd and slammed door shut behind
i'm and Mo fired through the panel, but INC bufRlh
seemed through open window A quantity OF )c"cry
and so I'm money were Overlooked by the burglar.
MAYOR Haynes. the Common Council and other city
invited guests, the parry NUMBERING dbpdt
seventy made formal pection yesterday OF the COM
Melted pting sewer The party proceeded 10 NE
numuiuR alton allows and witnessed the WORK
inc ~ the machinery and then drove along tho line OF
h" sewer. Tho work pronounced satisfactory. Tho
cost OF about 5000 600 After tho lnsp'c
tion tho Ontrac'ors, Messrs y. NJ STANLEY, enter
,,ined the party with q luncheon at Sanger Hall
william Conner, who escaped from Caldwell pen"n-
ti.ty a few DAYS ago. recapturcd on Monday night
and YESTERDAY returned 10 the Penentiary
Charles Hsgrs,es, aeo twcntyhroe has been missing
from his homo, No 10 Wiam-st, since Saturday. lie
IA Of temperate habits
Tho National Pigeon FAncers' Association VIII hold Us
annual exhibition ~ pigeons In Apollo Han NOsemOr "a
20 and 90.
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3 CENTS A COPY.
Where TO Get The Tribune.

With the city full of vistors. with AN exciting pohss
ical campaign In progress, and THE TRIBUNE better
and readable paperthun ever before the domsna
for THE tribune is unusually eager. and there"
frequently run tor particular issues, which leaves
the news stands In few localities without copy fo'
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TIE TRIBUNE 10 sold BY every newsdealer in thsss
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they ill then be independent of the frequent rusn luz
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SAD BLOW TO MRS HICHS-LORD.
HER DOG JACK DISAPPEARS HE TRYING TO TREE
Tu, rvr rowG ROOM

her DOG JACK DISAPPEARS is HE TRYING TO TREE
The FELLOWS BOOM
"Ja~kT a highly important and exceedingly
popular and valuable member VI the establishment OF
Mrs Hcks-lDrd, No. 80 Washington Square, West.
I'D to an unfortunate hour last Sunday evening He
Is young terrier Of pure white, save for couple
of beauty spots which, in the shape of two yeowish
patches hover over each eye. Since his entry into
tho family last spring, he has been esteemed, not
c,y a. st..raciyc. PCT hut p. an snielspt burglar
alarm and for these qualities he was allowed the
nm OF the house. Last Sunday evening Jack left his
councillors quarters for his usual stroll with colorcd
man servant and either through pervcrSity or igno-
rance. slipped away from his keeper. and got himself
On the list of candidates for the Dog Pound. JACK
hasn't been heard from since, and reward OF slo
has been offered by Mrs. HckS-LOrd for his return
lie wears a collar bearing the name of his mistress
sJack's pedigree is not clearly defined, and II may
no uosslle that he has trace OF the bloodhound IN
him for IN is rumOred eneTprsing but dcluich
Democratic manager has set tho lltte animal on inc
trail Of the Fellows boom II JACK" succeeds Ia
.trceinc the animal II will he Interesting to know
whether the feat t. due TO bulldog tchacity or bOoc
hOund Judgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
STRAY BASEBALL NOTES.

John d. Day said yesterday that instead OF trying 70
prevent Brooklyn from securing grounds In
New-York Metropolitan nine next season. he would
DO all could 10 help them. In fact" said he'
have couple grounds which Will willingly let 10 the
Brooklyn club"
sger OF the Lowell club would be engaged 10 manage the
Brooklyn club The Lowell club directors
offered him ~ 900 remain and the Lowell club
Judging the number OF clubs going West TO spend
the winter, there will be baseball players than
dollars the Pacific Coast Some OF the clubs may
M will lose IT, Some people think
thai the PLAYERS will not bcne ted by the Trip and that
pany Of them will be in poor physical condition 10 begin
che cha,f pionshIp games In the spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02

YESTERDAY revealed tho tact that allo- Zen had
not been FORGOTTEN County when
won't t,r place, % busine-. and found thsr
moved other. substituted IN ter places The ali boy
" nigi hsforc and tai. usual pranks with
noh while In Poricesior andrew III. hre
into Peter DURYEA'S butcher shop p'rfOr ats
number 81 Z nno'i sools for which he was arrested
III tuup-ilng bot~een shafts Nos and 3 on tho aqne
Late Monday night by the union VI the
Yo~KFps barre laden with coal consRcd 10 Lawrence
IoEes while tied TO posts AT the pier sunk
the gale OIL Monday night
The earninrsat the Stale Prison for October
r3G Il the expenditures fl2j2 Ol
GiovanO AccuHlo alias Iohn t"ons an ItAlau
u Al shall OF tns xIuslnCL quaTrell-d
shot at Angelo Iuis ont ~. bullet
John second bullet hi fao!o Ia fnldo
left from tho effects OF which bo diod Cooss
wa arrested Monday
WAsHfSGTOSNHIE-Ihe contract for the ercto Of tho
rch ha. besn givon out Tue buc
INK ~ upl.ei by February al cost OF sJJl2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02

NTwIow.- uinsco Roster ard Peter Nost. the SewNork
sunday cha Ged with Assault
ius I.isnl la lTo-i bT>.ruAL. were trl,d yesterday
h.f, Hckcnua c"uytcicl Roster nnei
and SO with the sli-n4ivo OF spending ono LAY
for zach ,oi AL
MAE-rErt Gather " clor age hrr arrested
"a an onuplsiut her husband. Ahtrnv
lnr vi with beating him with
hAfiurh fopo -e he. orink ~ nnriny. unAhl- In
rc.l.f Mrs Mrdor tAkcn before Justice Nrk"nna
Mondav after hearing The panic 81 Tho Tho
Adjourned the neafing Og day ui Two 10 allow The
parties to make
IONG ISLAND Charles Engie an Ell gns-r IN the
81 Island Railroad arfe-rd lJst
iy ri rant 'AaTgnr him IA besug l,
Iorf-u IiphfbcfiA prevalent
In Duteh (s Ct ANT
lies at. down Two OF Charles MlLdcI
children buIIct yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02

hitting csrtm.n and trucf ,esan ss and
onyrrnemr slips the at River. and ID the cenue
wde sims Wild places on Westst on the No,,
rum o'clock D. until sclo IA m daily: ann ~! oun"s
and legal iays provided that space Of .nrv , md
ay on each sie Of said sps or plAo Krpt
public travel. and the sah fsico
soners are requested respect the rig t AM
is1p mon public trucks carts ~ the
provisions Of tho said resolutions and ordinance
rbts was adeptel Mr. Diver also offered resolution
drect,pg rho DOCK Department take easurcs 10 re-
move the shed built and occupied by tile l}siMors
and Ohio Hxroa Company on the Dulkhcad at i'o' -
East River This adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02

Howard Herman and hi. wife Minnie vero arraign"d
before Police Justice walsh I'm Brooklyn Yesterday upon
charge OF shopliftug. For some months Jew
elers in Brooklyn have been complain
ing OF tho loss Of small articles ond
finally description OF young woman was given TO the
police BY T.. W. Taylor. OF No 52l Fultssst, who said
that after she had been looking Mt SEINE pss and scarf
rugs one day and had selected one to have sent 10
friend In Gold ST. hsrse shoe diam pin missed
The address was bogus
From the description given OF her. Detective
Rail recognized the at the Bridge entrance late
Monday night and followed her TO "A pawnshop, and
when she out he arrested her. Whom searched At
Police Headquarters dozen ANAL pieces Of jowclry
oil new and small clocE, were found In her posses
sion. She finally admitted stealing II IN
GRAND At and aided that she had been shopliftinY
for year In her husbands rooms ware found fifteen
ia VII tickets for iovcry and for cloak Herman Ia
a podsr Of cheap Jeusry Both prisoners pleaded ret
guilty Yesterday.
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yHE CITY COLLEGE NEED NOT ADVERTISE.

Al a meeting ~ fhe trustees Of tho College Of tie
City OF New York yesterday afternoon, a comnlni-
cation from Corporation Counsel O'bricn In reference
10 the legal OF the College was submitted Inc
opinion relates to the legal necessity Of advertising
In the Of contracts, AMI the Corporation to"hso
dec ares hal the College IL distinct corporate entity
IN M use mart or integral portion Of the municipality
,se3. and for certain purposes. Is not department
of the Clty Government" and therefore, puDIIc al
yer5iscmcn for contracts IL Tot necessary "n.in
E,,x was aproinicd a tutOr In drawing al an Anlud'
salary of 81 900 The annual report OF the
10 the Buarl OF Regents was presented oy MI Hun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
I.NCOlI.VG SFEA 4EkS
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK. ......... TUESDAY. NOV. !. 1887


P0RTOF NETWORK. tuesday,, Nov J. 1887.
ARRIVED
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md.r to John 1 Van sickle.
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BARR Bluchsr Ger Loo eneH Sept - win muse 70 or
sUNSET-At Saniv Hook. wind fresh, y; clear Al CITY
Isl.UL Wind brisk. NNE cioar
Arrived yesterday
horses aud ~ PONIES sanderson Son. Arrived At tho
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CLEARED
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